Sentence examples for tempting to understand from inspiring English sources

It is tempting to understand them in opposition to concepts of Greekness: scary, 'other' beings that needed to be shoved beyond the perimeters of civilisation.

With respect to their tendency aspect, it is tempting to understand events in terms of scheme (B) of Sec. 2. This is related to Whitehead's ontology, in which mental and physical poles of so-called "actual occasions" are considered as psychological and physical aspects of reality.

The data above make it extremely tempting to understand mixed quotation as monsters.

It is tempting to see a convergence.

Not tempted to read on?

People will be tempted to read that.

When they were losing 2-0 and conspicuously short of ideas, his assistant, Steve Round, produced a ring binder entitled "set-pieces" and it was tempting to wonder whether they understood this club, with its history of spontaneous brilliance, and the first requirement of genuinely exciting football.

Given how responsive our dogs are to us, it's tempting to believe that they do understand us, and indeed dogs pass several theory of mind "tests" (imitation, deception, role-taking, responding to begging) – in some instances, more convincingly than chimpanzees do.

Since WM capacity is related to the ability to understand speech in noise, it is tempting to speculate that increasing WM capacity may also improve the ability to understand speech in noise.

Since the overall ROS effect on bacteria is not fully understood, it is tempting to focus on unexplored approaches.

Although the exact mechanisms of this protein turnover is not fully understood, it is tempting to speculate that phosphorylation of the receptor labels them for ubiquitination and degradation.